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jam2928b5dc2017-05-30 16:33:381# Policy for Adding a New Port
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3Since every new port for Chromium has a maintenance cost, here are some guidelines for when the project will accept a new port.
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5## Expectations
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7* Ports should represent a significant ongoing investment to established platforms, rather than hobby or experimental code.
8* These will not have bots on Google-run waterfalls (even FYI).
9* Chromium engineers are not expected to maintain them.
10* As much as possible, try to use existing branches/ifdefs.
11* While changes in src/base are unavoidable, higher level directories shouldn’t have to change. i.e. existing porting APIs should be used. We would not accept new rendering pipelines as an example.
12* Send an email to [src/OWNERS](https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/ENG_REVIEW_OWNERS) for approval.